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81. IOuIs' "Miuinc Promoters"

There is one clcsS of mcn in this city who
should be gotten rid Of, If possible. md that
J., the class OF mining "promotcrs.' These
men are lcechrS, at once upon tho mine own
ers and the public and have done more than
anv others to bring mines and mining into
tlisrcputc These nrc the men who boom
worthless mines, and nearly all properties
which have resulted in loss to st. Louis in
vcstoiS wcrc handled and doomed by trcSo
men. To the mine owner they are perfect
sharks, and rob both him and the public,
Their mode of procedure is rs follows y
mine owner comes to them with II request
that they place lii property at {"
certain price, offering fair rrmun-
Grafton for his services. This the pro
moter will not accept. but says that if tho
owner will represent his property rs hcinS OF
n ;,rcater value, he Uhc promoter) will neg
tatc Il sale giving the owner the amount
of his original valuation, and retaining the
excess himself. Thus a mine, which would
pay we'll upon the price Mt which the owner
i, willing to sell, fails to yield IN adequate
return upon the inflated value due to the ma
nipulations of tho promoter, and miners and
mining are brought into disreputr, and the
public robbed for tbs benefit Of the broker,
All honest miners arc most anxious to get rid
of this old man OF til. sea, who has fixed lam
self upon the mining trade, and 1t is to he
hoIrd that the public will soon learn to treat
these men with the neglect they Deserve
Globe Democrat Interview.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-03-31
4 Generous Collector.

Thomas Collier, the New LONDON poet, has
a passion for collecting. His book Of auto.
graphs of poets and literary people from all
part, of the world is very complete and he
takes much pride in exhibiting it to callers.
At one time he was interested in collecting
coins. lie had valuable series near com
pletion when he learned that friend had II
similar series even nearer the full number
than his own, and, further, that the coins
missing from his friends collection were all
in his own Without hcgitation he despoiled
his series of the coins required to complete his
friends, and sent them 70 him. II was net of
ge,ciUsty that only those can fully apprcci
ate who have been possessed OF the collecting
mania. Said Collier, making light Of it:
"Irh hat IL mean man / would have been to
play the dog in tho manager just for few
coins. 1t was better that one collection
should he complete than that both should ever
remain imperfect. New York Sun
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was very much interested in the ,node OF
procedure in civil trials in courts on the CON
tincnt on the occasion Of my visit to Europe.
In England trial is conducted very much
like it is in Amcrica-the attorneys examine,
cross examine and rc-eynminc witnesses Mt
lcnsth. and the judge has very little to say.
On the Continent the witness is examined bv
thy judge, who asks all the questions and tho
lawyers have nothing to say Especially is
this true in Germany, France and Austria. |
was much interested in n trial that witnessed
al Paris There were three judges on the
bench. and ono IF them, rs if enleavoring to
bring out all the facts, interrosatcd witness
in u very searching manner. 1t looked odd
to see the lawyers in the case sitting opposite
tho judges bat saying nothing; don't think
the average American fr"yer could have
stood it. At the conclusion Of the evidence
the lawyers can address the court and when
tho verdict is returned rcn appeal to n higher
court if they want to.-tlobc-Dcmocrat.
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II chas all right to forsf your enemies, but
II you cun lick 'rm first it comes custer und
Will last longer.-Carl Dunder.
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IInl,NlJto be made. Cut this out and
W\EY return totls, and VIC WAL send
MV.SIl you free, something of great
value and Importance toyou, that will start
YOU in business which will bring you IN
more money right away than anything else
in this world. Any one can do the work
and live at home Either sex; all ages
Something new that just coins money, for
all workers. We will start you capital not
needed This is one Of the genuine. impor.
tant chances of a lifetime. Those who arc
ambitious and enterprising will not delay
Grand outfit free. Address TRUE 4 Co.,
ian61yr Augusta, Me-
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. y. l. WilCoXson, of Horse Cave, NY
SAYS he was, for many wears, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes the pains were
almost uncomfortable and would sometimes al
most throw him into commissions. lie tried
Electric Blttcrs and got relief from first bot
tie and after taking six BOTTLES, was entirely
cured and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds, Says he positively believes he
would have died; had 1t not been for til" re-
lief afforded Electric Bit,crs Sold NJ fifty
cents a bottle Ivy NJ, j. L,a,hcrman
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rs CARLIN HOUSE. M}S s

FREDERICK, Mp, APRIL 23D, 1856
The former management ofthe City no.
Vel. desire TO inform the travelling punllc'
.hat they have removed from the City Hotel
Il arc now conducting the "Carlin House.
Corner OF Churcl, and Court
streets, The large residence OF Nol' Her
spcrser WIS recently purchased and has Oceh
connected with the Hotel.
The spacious, bright and AIRY rooms OF the
NEW ADDITION
make the annex..particul"rly desirable tor
TRAVELLING SALESMEN.
OUR COUNTY FRIENDS
who have patronized us so long at the ony
Hotel will always receive kind 'atten'lon al
the Curlin House Respectfully, t.t
A. G. CARL.N.
G. ID, DOLL,
Manager. .1 may lou r.
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A Shckel of ChrIst'S Time,

A young woman of Boston was recently
presented with very valuable coin, n shcke
of the tinc of Christ. She took it to jew
eler to have it mounted with pearls as a
breastpin: and when she went for it was hor
rified to find that tho jewelcr had secured off
all the sacred Accommodations Of ages, and the
shckcl shono us bright rs new nickel
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Working Glasses s " : ::s Is;

all classes with employment at home, tho
whole of the time, or for their spare moments
Business new, light and profitable. Persons
of either sex easily earn from 90 cents to -
per evening. and proportional sum by de-
voting all their time to the business Boys
rnd girls earn nearly as much as men. That
all who see this may send their address, and
test the business, we make this offer. To
such MS are not we'll satisfied we will send
Que dollar to pay for the trouble OF writing
Fu! particulars AID outfit free. Address
GEohnL SlISsoN & Co., Portland, Name.
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DuekIen'S ArntCa SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, Or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
N. i. IcathcIman.
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W.nSoroN, Oct 2s.-Mcsss. ANGEL
and Putnam, the fisheries ncgotin,or,, have
returned TO Washington. aud are In IN.
quont consultation with Secretary Bayarl
regarding the approaching negotiations.
The English commissioner arc expected
November. Instructions will be- given Ia
the United States customs officers tO *.
usually accorded visiting diplomats In the
matter Of free admission oipcronal effects.
etc. II Is the present intention a. have
the negotiations meet in the department
building, and the largc room near the
sccwiarys Office, known NJ the diplomatic
rccrPtion.room, will be set apart lor their
consultations
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THE C0UNTRY'S FINANCES.
PLENTY OF MONEY AVAILABLE FOR
ANY EMERGENCY.
Controlling Spirits Who Penetrate the
Future and Say, Something Might
Happen" but Reserve Any Further
Light-A Local Financier's Views.

A local financier, well known in business
circles and whose opinion on finances is
regarded as authoritative, has just returned
from the east, where he had gone TO study
the money situation. lie was seen by an
APPEAL reporter yesterday and asked as to
the result of his observations and inquiries.
eyes, " said he, ''that was the object of
my trip. While in New York saw and
talked to many of the leading bankers on
the subject of the stringency Of the general
money market, and | gathered this infor-
nation They have plenty of money in
New York, but they are terribly close with
II. There seems 10 be u sort Of indcscriba-
BILE fear that something is going TO happen,
and they want TO hold on TO what they've
got"
"What il the basis Of that fear?''
81 don't know, nor could | learn; in
fact, don't believe the capitalists know
themselves. All that could make out of
IL was sort Of mutual indisposition TO
let go what is in hand. Men there talked
about emergencies, but when inquired
what these emergencies were, or might
I've, they would only say, oh, something
might happen don't see how any
crisis could occur when there is plenty Of
wealth in ready cash 10 meet II, which
they assured me they had Now, You ask
as 10 the relief the Si4, 900, 600 purchase of
bonds by the government afforded. The
purchase might have done Wall street
somegood, but Sl4,000,000 is no money
In New York; il is not a drop in the
bucket when You come TO the mercantile
interests. What in Sl4, 100000 in mar
ket where the daily cloamnces amount 10
$500, 900 or more7 When that inter
est gets in u money straight IL takes vol
nmes OF currency 10 relieve IL. In
Chicago I found like condition
Of afiairs-plenty Of money, but a death
grip on IL, outside OF legitimate
demands Of business, but none for specu-
lation. The same can be said of 81. Louis,
10 far as | was able TO learn during several
days stay there. II cannot be denied that
there is considerable tghtness in the
movement of money, but there are no evil
dences OF an impending crisis. II Is sim
ply one OF those periodical spells which
come upon capitalists 10 hold in what they
have got, under the impression that IL tx
safer in their hands than out"
How is the money market here7"
VERY easy indeed; plenty Of money
here for business demands. There il no
occasion Tor anybody 10 be uneasy, for the
flow IN currency will soon be at full tide. /"
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The.. D. Crnmp,. Wow ON raIrns...

I0ncshuH MOI loufnall -cpt 4
A Journal reporter called ON Mr.. Thos. ~
Crump and said. II understand that YOU
drcw prize IN the Louisiana State Letter,
drawing " the 9th ultY' II did" "Whnl
was your tickctr' '2p, iiG" "Did Il rcprc
sent the whole or part Of the priEcg' "A
part -one-tcnth VI the second capital
''What amountY' 5000" "nid YOU ~
cciyc the full amount the ticket rcprc
sontcdf' III received the full amount eight
days after thc ticket had drawn" "llow
ala YOU collect the moncyr' "Our Ioncs
burg mo. bank collected Il through N,
lnclsdc bank, ~ 81 Louis, and paid " ~ me
! consider that the business ~ Che luuisinni
paftiality or favor"
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1
spicuously in the lecture-rooms of the west
ana south MS n man OF learning and UNI
common eloquence. Newspaper notices
OF his lectures were found in a scrap-book
an his trunk, after his arrest in Clayton,
NJ j., in March last.
IL was while out upon lecture tour that
he first met and married the woman, who
is known as Kate Ray, his sister. To-
gether they conspired TO edo up" the
large watering places of the country. In
the summer of 1864 he and his sister were
at Old Orchard beach under ne name OF
I(r. Perry. He claimed to be wealthy
Englishman, with untold possessions in
Australia. The woman he passed OFF as
his sister he said also possessed great
wealth. Among the visitors 10 the beach
was Miss Emma Kanes OF st. Thomas,
Can., whom he married in short order
lie proposed to number OF other woman
ana became engaged TO n Mrs. Williams,
a rich widow. of Kenncbunk, Me The
timely interference OF friends saved her.
Al Revere beach he laid siege TO the heart
OF Miss Riddle, of Manchester, n. H.,
proposed and was rejected. He visited,
with his alleged sister, Newport Nan
tucket, Long Branch, Bar lIarbor, Saratoga,
Lake Winnipisoogee and resorts in the
White mountains.
In 1885 he opened a doctors office in
boston, lie was soon engaged 10 marry
three ladies' and after robbing them Of all
they had, he dccamped.
In March, 1885, he paid court TO Miss
Annie Bulger, n dressmakcr OF Brooklyn,
and finally promised 10 marry her. At the
same time he wns carrying on similar ar
rangement with Mary Sturgis, OF New
York city. lie fed on the night he agreed
to marry both, taking all they possessed,
even their clothes. lie next turned up at
littleton, N. H., where he married Miss
Lucy Torrcy, Of Cambridge. This nettcd
him $4,000. After that affair Dr. Grant
went into hiding in Clayton, N. j., where
some time previously he had purchased a
little farm. After he had robbed the Cam
bridge lady, Dr. Grant and his so-called
sister quarreled over the spoils. The doc
tor went TO his home and Kate went west.
Detective Deuck, OF Cambridge, got on his
track, and after some skillful work, arrest
ed him at Clayton, N. j., early in March.
lie was taken back 10 Cambridge and
committed 10 the house OF correction TO
await his trial. On the 26th OF April he
died.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. CiG2, Rim the Chnnccry Court Of shelby Coun.
v.-Mary NJ Bingham u al VI. Hattie NJ. Bling.
ham 81 al.
BY virtue OF an intcrloCu;nry iccTCc lot s.is. on.
tered IN the above Gauss uu the 10th dny 81 May,
lsss, VI. u 50 rage g aud renewed July ~ lss7. N.
a. So page 622 viii sell ~ public aurtion 90 tho
highest bidder. Ia front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office NJ the Main street entrance 81 the court house
OF shelby county, Memphis Tennessee on
saturday, November 10, 1881,
within legal hOuu the following described prnpcr.
w. situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee.
tOwiE
beginning Of place or point where the dividing
line between lots "A" aud ~ intcrscrl or strlke
the east line or side OF Brinklcy avenue or Town
Reserve nov MANASSAS street,. running thence enst
along said dividing line 49, i,ri thence north
parallel with Manassas street Too feet. thence west
alstt feet Ia Manassas street. thence south along
said street 100 iCCt ~ the beginning ~ shown ON
plan Of Rcmbcri's lands In the cause Of q. l..
Holmes ". kcbccca Rcmbcri el al, Chanccry Court
Of shelby county.
The above property will be sold IN four iots-two
fronting n feet oHch on east side Of Mhnnsss street
by one half of the depth IL cntr lot about 10 iee
between parallel lines and two lots fronting ~ ict
on west side ol Ross avenue by depth between Iar.
ullcl lines 81 about 10 feet
Terms Of sale-One Third cnsh. halancc IN ono
aud two yeans purchaser ~ execute nous With az.
proved security, aud lien retained " secure their
payment.
This October n, iss7.
s. MCDOWELL. c. and ".
by J. ". bradley. u. G and ".
Taylor q Carroll. X u. Jordan and " r. Mc.
Henry. sOlicitonl wedi
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Chalcery Sale Of Real Estate.

no Ci2s R.--chanccry Court n shelby county
Pryor, deceased, ". ~ W. Pryor "a al. aud (iGgi
H. ID \. blackwell Ct al. VI. W. r. Pryor ct al.
ny virtue oi an inierocutOry decree for sale, en-.
tcrcd Ia the above causes on the 9Th day OF June
isN, ". u, - pagc 81, ! Will sell nt public nur.
ton, 70 the highest bidder, In front " the Clerk
The courthousc OF shelby county, Mouphis, leu.
ncsscc, on
saturday, November Is, 1887,
within legal hours the following described propor.
", situated In shelby county Tenn. to.wit
one certain tract or parcel ~ land In eccfion
and Range q The Eleventh Surveyors District Of
said ouuntyi beginning Al the southwest corner Of
~ lslO acre tmct decided 30 q. X. duncan and
v y Duncan by T. T. and =. ,. Gnldsby on the "a
day Of May, 1855, NJ a stake In Raleigh aud Ran.
dQlph road ~ links south aud ~ dcgrrcr west of
white oak marked IT. 7. o." running thence south
~ dcErccs c7tst NJ chains 20 stake ~ links north
"a dcgrucs west Of an elm marked "R a." thence
north bdcErccs chst z chains ana ~ links IN a stake
an elm I'D c. with black gum and hickory point
crs thence north ~ degrees west u chains and 4,
links 70 stake IN the Raleigh and Randolph road
n links north, ~ degrees onst Oi n sweet gum
marked ID thence south BldcrrcCf. west NJ chains
and b links 10 q stake In The ruad. thence south
ilb dcgrcCs, ws IS chains aud o. links ~ the be.
ginning containing 2i1 1i.icoacrcs bcing the rame
tfari oi land conveyed by ~ D. Dun0nn 10 a. X
nuncst and reeurted IN the Registers oficc Of
shelby county. In book "a, PAGE ~
Terms II salc--Ona credit u seven and thirteen
months Ia equal payments purchaser executing
SECURITY. aud len rytalncd 10 sccurc payment
A 4 MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
ny J. w. bradley, D. aud ~.
ncnrl q Clnpp, Mycn 4 snccd John League
John Mchrooh, I. W. Brown, Taylor A Carroll,
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EpI.capai Ill.hops EIccicd.

PniLApELrnIA, Pa, Oct. rs. The house
Of bishops Of the Protestant Episcopal
church roonvcncd this morning in n.
James church. An election took place
for missionary bishop Of the new juris.
diciion Of Nevada and Utah, which r..
suited in the choice Of the Rev. Abicl
Leonard, Of Atohison, Kas. The Rev. J. :.
johnson, of Mobile, Ala, WIS elected mis-
sionary bishop Of western Texas. Alaska
has been made missionary Jurisdiction,
but the election Of bishop Tor that Terri
tory was postponed until the next meet
ing Of the house.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. GtO1 R.-Chanccry Court 81 shelby county,
uWiHAI INV ~ ~ y VIM HihlH ~ NJ
hy virtue 81 nm intcfloCut0fy derive Tor sale en-
tend Ia the above Gauss on the tth day Of OctolCr
lSL NJ ~ % page -, viii scll, NJ public auction
~ the highest bidder, In mont ~ the Clerk and
Masters Office, Ut the Main street entrance Of the
tourt.housc Of shelby county, Mcmphis Tcnncs
zee. on
saturday. the 18th nay % November. 1887,
within icTnl hour the following described prop
crty situated IN shelby county Tenn. 81 wit Ne.
ginning on the bank u q spring branch, at stake
which stands from large white oak north 90 DC.
grccs, west ~ links thcfcirom. thence north a. dc
gfccs, west chains and ~ links 10 a stake. walnut
poluief marked A." thence north a degrees, west
, chains aud N links 10 said spring crcck; thence
with 10 moanders northwcstvariit 10 tho center
Of the State Lino rad thence with Il north ~ de-
grccs. cnd 10 chains and ~ links 10 a stake, tho
northwest corner Of one acru purchase, thence
south J dcgrcg, ontt with that line 10 chains and
~ links 20 the beginning, containing acug
aud being the uamc tract oi land conveyed 10 John
u, umyCs BY A, q nctis, by deed dated November
u 1872 and recorded In the Office Of the Register of
said county IN book 20 part !, page 80 rciercnco
being hereby had 10 aid decd iof ful understand.
ing thcrof and more perfect description Of aid
property.
Terms Of Sale -oneihlrd cnsh. balance IN one
and two ycan. notes bearing inicrsi with security
rcgnlncd. lien rrialned, redemption barred
This October n, iss7
s. /. MCDOWELL. clerk md Master
nyB y, Coleman, Deputy G. and ~
TAYLOR A Carroll Solicitor
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InBolvont Notice.

Count Cierk. Memphis Tenn, October :, iss5.
To T. O'Ncll Executors
Having suggested the insolvency II the estate ~
Mar y uNcil, dcgsnstl you are hCryby ordered
30 rlVu nuilur. ~ advertisement iu some urWsmIgr
published within tile all state. and also Vi The
tputthouHo door " Shelby cUuuty. Cor all rsr.ous
having claims against said cintc a. appear aud hle
the sans. authenticated boz the mnutitr pr,scrlbcd
ny law. on ~ hcinc the liih day ~ January. ISg
and any claim not hlsd ON ~ hyioru sid day or
hfure on appropriation oi The funds II aid estate
l. made. shall H. lofut,f hafrrd. bath in Law and
equity. Witness my hand. 10 ufftr this IN day III
October. iss7. y = QtiGLkI, Clerk.
~ Ihuuins n Crcnshhu u. a.
Nltiyr IL hCrrby given us rrquirri Is the above
order ar uNEtt. Executor.
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only Thirty-six Per Cent.

or those who die from consumption inherit
the disease, In all other cases IL must be
contracted through cnrelcssncss; or, accord
ing 10 the new theory Of tubercuar parasites,
received directly from Others as an Infection.
disease. But In either case DR.. Pierce.
Golden Medical Discovery" Is positive
remedy for tho disease in liz early stages. II
IL delay that Is dangerous. II you arr
troubled with shortness Of breath, splitting
OF blood, nighi-sweats, or lingering cough
do not hesitate 20 procure this sovereign
remedy nj once
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scrne on nnaIsan sircci.

Yesterday afternoon beautiful littl,
brunette was tripping along on Madison
street, when suddenly, from an uniuuu
nate step ON n banana peel, she i,ll a. N,
ground. A gallant Young man rushed Q,
her rescue. and assisting her ~ her ipr
exclaimed II hops, madam, no bones nr
brkcn7' She rplicd. "No, ! BELIEVE mot
thanks only hand INC that box Of sll cDlc
mans iulu which icll from my pocket, an,
all will be- well again.
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Non-Rosidont Notice.

No g01l. Rp.-Cirruit U1uu ~ shelby county.
Tenn sam IVAN Ns tllip T,nfa
n appearing frrm nnuHNlt niHii iu this cause
that thc dcisulnut llls, lfans u o. non NJ ldcnl
Of thr state ui fcnhNUk
u IL thcwiorc onlici. That Me mako her ap.
IgnuuDr h,ttln, ~ Nlu D.HUhuuar Iu thr Clty III
Memphis Trnn on ~ h.I0-H thc thi1i MONDAY I'M
November ncNt issl, nnl plead. nusUrr ~ dcinuf
o. plliutIn . hlll iutkiYuo. or tbe slmp will BE-
Iattu iur cunicss'd ~ h,f anil ho raurr I'd ior
hr ring cypnrici nni ,iai . DuIy of thls oricr b.,
pul ishul onoe W,yftlY iuur successive weeks.
To- ihr Memphis ApTsAl
a ,1py eaiicu --pANlEL sCuIOss. clerk.
~ " T. Young nefniN tlUrk
Ius NJ Uffrr ATTORNEY IuT plaintiff s,ta
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Dr. DewoIf No, Satisfied.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Oct. 2s.--llcalth Officer
DIR. DcWolf sent the following telegram
this morning;
Hamilton, Surgeon .Gcncml, Washington
81 have found thirtcenuf the Immigrants
referred 10 yesterday. All arc well. |
have found eight packing eases and six
bundles Of bedding and clothing, all packed
within twcnty-one miles oi Palermo, and
not opened at New York. shall disinfcci
or burn them. In view Of the above facts
and the experience Of 1873, what value
has the statements OF the New York quar-.
aniine officers that no danger WIS 10 be az.
pretended from the independent
II.
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W. y. Walton. ofspringhcld, Tenn, says.
II have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head, of aud on, for thrcc years
purchased box Of DIR. Tanners lnfallihlc
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills
have not felt any symptoms VI neuralgia
since. ltgiycs mdplcnsuro TO recommend it %
Rngum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville Tenn. % cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug storc, 2s3 Main street
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
y Ew ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, In.

REMEMBER SS ErS SSS f. qf aSP 5s
arr Ia charge Of thYImwiugs, h guarantee Of nb.
soluio fairness anpJntcgrity, that the chances are
all equal and that no one can possible divine what
number will draw AgIlzr.
REMEMBER-liAithe payment Of all Prizes
Il Guaranteed by Four National Banks Of New
Orleans, and the fifSdlJ arr signed by the Prcsi.
dent of an Institution. Nhosc chartered rights are
recognized In the highest Courts. therefore, bcwarc
~ any limitations OF nnuny nous schemes.